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    Michelle Vincent examined two pups from "Chynna" and found they had small reducible umbilical hernias. Umbilical hernias occur when the hole where the umbilical cord was does not fully close. For these two pups, the holes were very tiny and likely only a small amount of fat could pass through. Small hernias like these often seal on their own and do not require treatment. Larger hernias may cause complications and need surgical correction, but for these pups it would be best to wait and address it during their spay surgery if still present.

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    Michelle Vincent examined two pups from "Chynna" and found they had small reducible umbilical hernias. Umbilical hernias occur when the hole where the umbilical cord was does not fully close. For these two pups, the holes were very tiny and likely only a small amount of fat could pass through. Small hernias like these often seal on their own and do not require treatment. Larger hernias may cause complications and need surgical correction, but for these pups it would be best to wait and address it during their spay surgery if still present.

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    Michelle Vincent examined two pups from "Chynna" and found they had small reducible umbilical hernias. Umbilical hernias occur when the hole where the umbilical cord was does not fully close. For these two pups, the holes were very tiny and likely only a small amount of fat could pass through. Small hernias like these often seal on their own and do not require treatment. Larger hernias may cause complications and need surgical correction, but for these pups it would be best to wait and address it during their spay surgery if still present.

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    Kamo Veterinary Ltd CLINICAL SUMMARY

    3 Springs Flat Road Animal No. 129367


    Kamo Clinical No. 502530
    Whangarei, 0112, Northland Record Date 04-07-2023
    Attending Vet(s) Michelle Vincent
    Ph 09435 1924
    Printed At
    Fax 09 435 3136
    Email reception@kamovets.co.nz Printed By Michelle Vincent

    Dear Lisa,

    Today I examined "Chynna"s pups and we found both the black female and the fawn panda sable female to have very small
    reducable umbilical hernias.
    Umbilical hernias occur when the the hole in the abdominal wall where the umbilical cord left the puppy does not close up. In
    these two pups the hole in the abdominal walls are very tiny and it is likely only a small amount of fat is able the sneak
    through the opening and sit under the skin. Usually these small hernias will seal over time or if not they are often not treated
    as they dont cause any issues. It is usually only larger defects where there are complications and surgical correction is
    required. If we were to correct these surgically it would be advisable to wait and combine the procedure with their spey.

    Please feel free to contact me if you have any further questions or concerns.

    Kind Regards,
    Michelle Vincent

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